Across
- 3. the editor of the Atlanta Constitution who famously used his platform to promote the "New South".
- 6. where a Jewish factory manager was lynched by a mob after his death sentence for murder was commuted, leading to the rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan.
- 7. argued that Black people should focus on hard work and vocational (trade) skills to earn economic independence first.
- 9. Joseph E. Brown, Alfred H. Colquitt, and John B. Gordon. These three men wanted to "redeem" the state by expanding industry and bringing Northern investment to Georgia.
- 10. Tensions boiled over in 1906 fueled by false newspaper reports of attacks on white women, the Atlanta ______________ broke out.
- 13. Supreme Court case that established the doctrine of "separate but equal," giving legal life to Jim Crow laws.
- 14. born into slavery started with a small barbershop and grew it into the Atlanta Life Insurance Company.
Down
- 1. emerged as a leader for poor farmers who felt they were being replaced by factories.
- 2. to ensure white supremacy, Georgia turned to _______________ using poll taxes, literacy tests, and the white primary to stop Black citizens from voting.
- 4. a period where the state tried to move away from its purely agricultural past toward an industrial future.
- 5. he believed that Black Americans should demand immediate social and political equality and focus on higher education.
- 8. laws that mandated segregation in almost every part of life.
- 11. led by Tom Watson this political party helped pass the Rural Free Delivery bill.
- 12. Grady also organized the International __________ Expositions to show the world that Atlanta was ready for business.